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Hayashi · 08-20-2002, 05:39 AM

ToSC doesn't subtract anything from the original BG1. It simply adds a new area to the map which is the starting point for 3 new quests that you wouldn't otherwise get, including the (in)famous Durlag's Tower. These quests take place in all new areas too, except for one or two locations in the city of Baldur's Gate which you will need to visit.
The other thing that ToSC does is to raise the exp cap from 89,000 to 161,000.
Unfortunately the journal is BG1 is not as good as the one in BG2. All quests, whether completed or not, are listed on the same page. Updates to quests, such as when you finsih one, are listed on the same page and iirc the original quest journal entry is not deleted either. It gets very tedious after a while scrolling through trying to see what has been done and what is still outstanding.

08-20-2002, 05:39 AM	#2
Hayashi Silver Dragon Join Date: March 25, 2001 Location: The Lion City Age: 62 Posts: 1,699	ToSC doesn't subtract anything from the original BG1. It simply adds a new area to the map which is the starting point for 3 new quests that you wouldn't otherwise get, including the (in)famous Durlag's Tower. These quests take place in all new areas too, except for one or two locations in the city of Baldur's Gate which you will need to visit. The other thing that ToSC does is to raise the exp cap from 89,000 to 161,000. Unfortunately the journal is BG1 is not as good as the one in BG2. All quests, whether completed or not, are listed on the same page. Updates to quests, such as when you finsih one, are listed on the same page and iirc the original quest journal entry is not deleted either. It gets very tedious after a while scrolling through trying to see what has been done and what is still outstanding. __________________ I visit IW occasionally...